Append existing recipe ID

[past depot]

Hello, I'm working on a custom mod pack, but I'm getting a crash because create is trying to show a recipe in it's automated crafting section, the fix is to add _manual_only to the end of the recipe id, normally I would remove it and re add it but it's a custom recipe made by a mod so I can't re-add it, is there any way to edit the recipe ID with kubejs, or if anyone has another solution that's good too

[odd crypt]

Once your ticket has been resolved, please close it with </ticket close:1054771505520717835> command!

[bold elm]

I can't re-add it
why exactly tho?

[past depot]

The mod is ender storage, and it uses a custom recipe type called ReColourRecipe which isn't meant to be viewed but create show it causing a crash

[bold elm]

than use #1099032808405598228 message

[arctic plover]

enigmaquip

[Quote ➤](#1099032808405598228 message) you could try

ServerEvents.recipes(event => {
  event.forEachRecipe([{mod:'refinedstorage', type: 'minecraft:crafting_shapeless'},{mod:'refinedstorage', type: 'minecraft:crafting_shaped'}], recipe => {
    recipe.stage('refinedstorage').id(recipe.getId() + '_manual_only')
  })
})

donaldino7712 quoted · Apr 21, 2023, 6:37 PM

[past depot]

Thank you, I'll try that

[past depot]

I had to change some things but I got it to work, the main thing i had to fix was enderstorage:recolour_recipe doesnt have the getID function so i had to manualy do it and my code definitly isnt perfect but if anyone wants a quick fix just add this to your recipe event:

        
        recipe.id('enderstorage:recolour_ender_chest_manual_only')
    })
    
    event.forEachRecipe([{mod: 'enderstorage', type: 'enderstorage:recolour_recipe', output: 'enderstorage:ender_tank'}], recipe => {
        
        recipe.id('enderstorage:recolour_ender_tank_manual_only')
    })
    
    event.forEachRecipe([{mod: 'enderstorage', type: 'enderstorage:recolour_recipe', output: 'enderstorage:ender_pouch'}], recipe => {
        
        recipe.id('enderstorage:recolour_ender_pouch_manual_only')
    })```

[bold elm]

??codeblock

[arctic plover]

You can write your code in a codeblock by typing it between the codeblock delimiters:

```js :arrow_left:

onEvent('recipes', e => {
e.smelting('minecraft:glass', '#forge:sand').xp(.1)
})

``` :arrow_left:

As an example, :arrow_up: will look like this:

onEvent('recipes', e => {
  e.smelting('minecraft:glass', '#forge:sand').xp(.1)
})

[past depot]

got it

i cant pin it so if anyone sees this scroll up a bit for the fix